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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
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Berlinie, Plewackiego Jersey
City, J6zefiaka w Detroit wog6le
wszystkich wymienionych W spisie
agent6w, upowazniamy do kolekto-
wanna pieniedzy Ola Wimrusa.
Mas~ PtACCIF IA WIARUSA!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
ELK POINT UNION 2a,

thc 18th, says that VIII le the Czr was re-
iurning from requium services in the Cnthe-
dral OF st. Peter and st. Paul bomb at
tached to cord was thrown in hi' drec-
ton. The intention WIS 10 tighten the
stling, which was connected with the me-
ehanisn, and thus sxplo lie tbe bomb. but
e0fore it conld be executed the Grim nal
ahd suspected accomplie, were seized.
Over 900 persons have already been mr.
rested in connection with the affair, and
6omiciiiary visits are being made through
out the city.
II The Vienna correspondent OF the Stand.
m says it is reported that Emperor Will
am, on his birthday, VII rrocla M the
Grown Prince Frederick Willi,1n, 60.
sleGent, with the consent of the Bundesrath.
A SPECIAL from Ottawa, Ont, snys the
asheries derarms mt have completed ther
plan Of campaign for the coming season,
|sand it has been submitted t6 the Cabin
Council. After fully discussing it, it was
Adoptel. Speaking With regard to it ST.
|Jchn Macdonald said: 4The protective
Net will, il anything, be even more efi-
'1cfept than that Of last year, and the Yankee
18wsck tlAt succeeds in trespasslng within
lEA three mile limit without molestation
win have to be commanded BY an uncom-
monty cunning old sea dog"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
POLITICAL

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND was fifty years
old on the 18th inst. He was the recipient
of number of handsome floral tributes,
accompanied by congratulations. Only
three other Presidents-Polk, Pierce and
Grant-have had the pleasure Of celebrat-
ing their semi. centennial while in the
White House. But for Guiteau's bullet,
Garfield would have been fifty month
later.
THE announcement that the appointment
of Benton j. Hall MS Commissioner Of
Patents had been determined OH is received
by all parties with great satisfaction in
Burlington, Iowa. The position was ten
dered him by Secretary Lamar several
weeks ago, and Hall has signifed his ac-
ceptance, though it involves the surrender
Of important law practices in this state.
fallen to Burlington, Judge Chas. Mason
being Commissioner under President Bu-
chanan.
The Supreme Court Of Iowa has de-
livered the following decisions: State vs..
Waiter, appellant; Cedar District; affirmed.
Reynolds, appellant vs.. Sutliff; Linn Dis
trict; affirmed. Hinkley, appellant w..
Maitlant: Plymouth District; reversed.
State vs.. Payson, appellant; Carroll Dis.
trict; affirmed. Nicholson, appellant VS..
Sherwin; Shelby circuit; affirmed. Erankel
| W. Central Iowa Railway Company, ap-
pellant: decree modified and rehapring
overuled. Jenkins vs.. Clark, appellant;
Cass District; affirmed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
rIzoM FOREIGN LANDS.

IT is stated that the new alliance between
Germany, Austria and Italy places each
Of these powers on an equality. All three
will undertake the protection Of individual
interests, the infringement OF which might
disturb the peace Of Europe.
IT 10 expected that call for $4,000, ,00O
3per cent. bonds will be made in few
days, to mature May /. The amount Of
these now subject to call 10 $29, ,889, $50.
There are $5, ,56O, 800 Of past due So still
outstanding. There are also outanding
$3.50, $50 in bonds Of the 14Oth call which
will mature May l. The total redemptions
under the open calls 10 date amount 70
$3,111, 800. According to present indica-
tions the entire per cent. loan viii be ex-
tinguished during the present fiscal year
ending June 30. The surplus in the treas
ury is $2l, ,00O, 900.
A sLEET and snow storm stopped all
out-door demonstrations in honor OF st.
Patricks day. It is feared that riots will
ensue from the celebration OF the day ct
Lurgan, County Armagh, Ireland, and 200
extra policemen have been added to the
regular local force.
A SPECIAL from st. John, N. B., says:
Not only the broken Maritime Bank. but
the great 6r1ns which Il has been carrying,
are hopelsssiy bsntrupt. Tho deposits of
81, ,0O0, 900 are swept away aud hundreds
OF people are financially ruined. There 10
not an industry In New Brunswick that
will not be disastrouslv affected. It 10
only now that people are realizing their
desperate condition, hoping oxaipst hops,
until It was announced hst the bottom had
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
CRIMES AND AIS.

ALBERT PERo, 16-year- 10y en-
rloyed by the Wall street, New York, firm
of Abrigg & Winter, was sent to bank
with $29, $50 in checks and some cash to
deposit. He did not go to the bank but
started out tramping west. He got as far as
Williamsburg, when he met some tramps.
who spent all his cash md then discovered
that they could not cash the checks, which
they tore up. The boy and his companions
have been arrested, and the Wall street
firm is trying to get duplicates of the
checks.
AFTER having been kept in the crank's
cell of the penitentiary thirteen days on o
diet of just enough bread ani water to sus-
tain life, Jansen, the Chicago wife mur-
derer, sentenced for life, gave up the in.
sane dodge. which he maintained from the
commencement Of the trinl. and confessed
that he was shamming. He first adopted
the insane idea hoping 10 escape hanging.
When his sentence was made life imprison.
ment he kept it up hoping to be transferred
to an asylum, from which he might be able
to eScaDe,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
THE SOUTH.

MAJ. b. G. THOMAS famous imported
stallion, King Ban, died at Lexington, Ky,
Of spinal meningitis. He wassick less
than twenty four hours, and was valred at
$4,000.
THE Postoffice, hotel, Savings Tank,
First National Bank and about ten small
shops burned at Rock Hill, 8. c., On thsa
18Th. The loss is about $140, 600; insur-
ance, $4,000 to 100000.
Up to the 10Th twenty Eve Bald Knob.
bers had been captured and were under
guard at Ozark, Mo. Their preliminary
trial came Oh at once. Other arrests are
expected to follow until the marauders are
completely broken up or their dcpredations
cease.
IT is reported from Nogales. Arz, that
Deputy Sheriff Speedy and Constable Lili-
page were in an American saloon short
distance across the Mexican line, when four
Mexican officials entered and drew re-
volvers, and one of them fred, the ball
grazing the head of nm American named
Spence. The American officials escaped.
Gov. Lodres had the man who fired the
shot arrested, but he was soon released.
There are fifty Mexican soldiers stationed
within hundred yards of the line, lut no
United States troops arc here. The situa-
ton is serious and conflict is feared.
The Governor OF Tennessee has signed
the bill to submit to the people prohibi-
bition amendment to the constitution. The
election will be held in September.
DESTRUCTIVE fire originated in John
ston's warehouse, at Oxford, N. c., on the
18th inst. There was high wind and the
flames spread rapidly in southerly djrec-
ton, jumping Commercial avenue and
burning houses on both sides of the street
for some distance. Half the business por.
ton of the town was destroyed, and twenty
three firms were burned out. Loss about
800, 200, and the insurance is scarcely
half that amount. The general belief is
that the fire was the work of incendiaries.
A Times Union Tampa special from
Jacksonville, Fla, says cyclone swept
through that town, destroying several
houses. Two children were killed, one
woman was fatally injured and several per-
sons were severely hurt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
Sparta. in which Charles Green and VIM.

Sparta, in which Charlss Green and VIM.
Eden we're called up IN the night and shot
down by Bald Knobten. Every effort il
being made 10 ferret ont The perpetrators
Of the brutal and bloody eutrage, aud tlir-
teen persons have been arrested and nine
more are expected to be ceptnred.
AT a meeting held in Chicago thirty man.
ufactureis, representing nearly all sections
Of the country, arranged to form pool to
regulate the production west Of the Mis-
sissippi. 1t was agreed to restrict the
manufacture and not to increase the ca.
pacity of any factory. Eastern mannfac-
turers agreed, without making pool af.
rangemenls, to stand by the association.
THE court house at Telluride, Col, and
two or three adjacent buildings, were
burned on the 14th.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23

ship.building line which Is meeting with
much success. He speaks very encourag-
ingly in reference to the labor situation,
and says the men will now be kept busy
for on indefinite period. The firm. in con-
nection with other orders, Las received ono
from the Government, through the agency
OF Secretary Whitney. Work on the vss-
sci, which is to make not less than twenty
knots an hour, is now in progress.
Charley Cramp, in speaking Of dull times,
says: English shipbullders, when there 10
lack Of orders, build ships 70 be sold to
chance purchasers in the future, but we
find II better 10 shi 1t down az soon ~ the
work on hand is completed, but there seems
10 be no prospect OF shutting down. - work
usually comes in in time 10 avoid this" The
Cramps came before Roach and il they had
located on the banks Of the Clyde instead
of the Delaware they would have built up :
village which would have spread their own
name and almost assured them fsudal serv.
ice from the three generations that have
worked in their yards.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-03-23
SHIP.BUILDING.

Charles Crarnp, of the Well-known Phila-
de'pi,la Firm Of Ship-builslers.
Charley Cramp, as he is familiarly
called, OF the firm Of William Cramp 4
Sons, is adopting policy in the American
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Arner'n siAlea

The fourteenth horse sale nf Mr.. W.
Y. Warner took place on Friday, com.
mencing at 10 80 o'c ock, with . large
attendance OF gentlemen on hand
Horses cold All ths way from $40 tc
S4OO. Mr.. L. T. Crouch, Of Z kton
Mo-, bought Roam Ben for s4c0 Thi,
horse was formerly owned by Mr.
Matthew Hayden. Hts sulky brought
$40; SCI Ct harness, $50.
MIR. Peter Ford Dough. good dec
tors blRgy fer s76 Mr.. J. p. Donaho'
gave $500 Tor hand Jme chestnut
sorrel called Gaidylow. II. q. PAS
more gave Sl05 for bay mare called
Lou F. The bidding wac fairly good
aud the prices realized satisfactory u
ooth 0u1 ers and sellers.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Border Life.

The realistic sensational bord er drama
Goa the Trail. or Daniel Boone the
Avsnger," will be presented 1t the
Opera House next Saturday night with
Captain Jack Crawford in the leading
role. Captain Crawford has held the
position of custodian at Fort Craig, N.
n and Is q member of tbs Santa Fe
Grand Army Post. He wss Chief Of
Scouts in tine western country for q
numbsr u yeare, and has had corsiderA-
bic experience with Colorow, the ro.ed
Indian chief who during the past few
weeks has occupied considerable public
attention. Captain Crawford lie a posl
as well as scout, and sn ardent work'
In the TEN psr2rce cause. A short TINT
sir ca, while in St. Louis on o Sabbath
he spoke at the Grand Avenue Il no
dis, Church, and delivered temper
anoe lecture which brought tears TO tht
eyes Of his auditors.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Tbs Tennis ro.ruament

There was large attendance at the
tennis tourpsment held yesferday after
noon on the grounds the Delaware Field
Club, and everything vas very satisfao-
tory,
In the finals n the geDtiemen's Singles,
j. z. Smith beat W : ilain,s Q 1, & 3,
CT. On the mixed 5ou5les, II. l. Tat.
nall, Jr and Mics PFle beat George Lodge
and Miss Margaret Hales, 50, s 4, and
J. II Smith and Miss Holcomb beat A.
+. Sanborn and Miss James 81 62. T..
johnson aud Mics Ward drew q bye, On
the second round, 7. johnson and Miss
Ward beat J. u Smi h aud Miss Hoi-
coub CT. g, 63. II. l. TAtpali, Jr ,
and Miss Py drew a bye. On the enal
two sets were played between 7 John
ston and Miss Ward and HI. Tatnsll ,Jr.
and Miss Pyle resulting /, 3.6 Play
was then pos poned on account OF dark.
ness. This tlual will be concluded this
afternoon ct 4 o'clock, and will end the
| tournament.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
KENNARD&CO,

Priestley has made
a happy hit-Bor-
dered Wells, all.wool
and silk and wool.
The border runs all
around; very deep
at bottom, narrow
at the side and top;
Il to 2 yards long,
50 to Sc each.
We open the sea-
son with one of our
usual good and de
sirable bargains. 1t
is only by purchas-
ing large lots Gin
many cases entire
lots) of goods which
enables us to offer
our patrons such dc
cided bargains as we
are continually do
ing. 4,5OO pairs Of
colored velvet rib
bOns in all desirable
shades, fast edges
and the finest quail
ity made. Commenc-
ing at % cents and
upward, according
to width for piece ot
10 yards.
Our new failures.
Goods are arriving
We have no ol(
stock to show you
all new aud desira
BILE and as usual, re
liable.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Alaska Affairs.

LONDON, September 0. - Sir James
Ferguson, Parliamentary Secretary to
the Foreign Office, replying to Mr.. Gour-
lev In the House of Commons to.day. said
that the government had no information
with reference to the seizure OF the Path
finder by the American Government. But
unless she was engaged in fishing within
thrte miles of the coast OF Alaska shs was
not liable 10 lawful seizure. A report has
been received that seven vessels in all had
been seized. The American Government
had ordered that no more vessels be seiZ.
ed pending judicial proceedings, and that
the vessels and persons already seized be
discharged, reserying all questions in
volYed for the negotiations at Washing.
ton. He was not prepared to state what
course the government would take IN
dealing with the Alaskan fishery qucs-
| ton.
OTTAWA, september o.-The Depart
ment of Customs ha, been apprised OF a
trick which has just been played on the
American authorities by the captain OF
the Alfred Adams, British Columbia
sealing schooner. The Adams was seized
in Behring's Sea last month by the United
States revenue cutter Rush aud her seal
skins aud fishing tackle were taken away,
A prize crew was put on board aud the
captain was ordered to navigate the
schooner to Sitka. The captain seeming
ly obeyed tor the time, but after having
parted company with the Rash coolly
headed the Adams for Victoria, Il. c.,
where she arrived few days ago. TIE
prize crew could d. nothing to compel
the captain to proceed to Sitka, as it IL
understood to have consisted OF only two
men, and the crew of the Adams, no,
having been removed, was too strong iol
them.
Treasury Agent Tingle, who has charge
Of the seal islands OF Alaska. reports that
during The past year l04, ,S23 seals were
killed and 100, 900 skins accepted as good
/ lie estimates the number of breeding
seals at about 100000 He reports the
capture OF ten schooners for Illegal seal
! ing, five of them British, with total o
$500 skins seized. He estimates tina
50, 900 seals haye been taken by maraud
ers during the psst year, and this al
though only oOe seal out OF ten killed i
lsecured
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Personal,

Mr.. Thomas Reynolds is visiting rela.
tiyes in this city.
NJ: Jule Warner Ia visiting relatives
in this city. He attended Warmers
sale Ct horses yesterday.
John ". Bratton and Willard P. Ccx
will start in about ten days for New
York to join an opera company.
Miss Amelia Rosin has returned home
from two months visit 10 Middle
town.
Mr.. Waiter P. Collins, with his
mother and sister, started to-day for
Midcietown TO spend few weeks.
James T. Mcclellan. of Kings Mills,
Ohio, dropped into the REPUBLICAN
office this morning.
NEE. George A. Dickson and son OF
Baltimore, after n two weeks' visit IN
this city, will visit Dover.
John Parker and William Green left
Liverpool en- the steamer tor New YORK
this morning.
Mrs. Annie Davis ard daughter have
started on a tour which will embrace
Niagara Falls ard other places OF ih'
teress.
Mr.. Harvey " litemau, q graduate OF
Delaware College, class OF 1855, has &C
cepted position as teacher in the
Academy OF Newark.
Delaware Clark, Of Pencsier Hun
dred, Is again afflicted with BRIGHT,
disease, and his coudition is considered
rather precar,eus.
Prof. Z L Rauo has resigned his po
sition Ia tbe Newark Academy TO &C
ceps position in the public schools o
Patterson, \. j.
The Nstiona, and Grand Centrs
Cluos will piav a game OF base bal
at Front and Union streets this after
noep.
JOIN 81 Canary a'ter o vacation 0
ur weeks to tne seashore and m 1un
tains will return 10 bic butiness on ne Z
Monday with e g Yates &; Co., Ph!.a
de!phia
A reception will be rendered DR.. Wa
B Rowland and his bride at his father
residence in Media, Pa. next Wednesda
evening. Il no doubt will be an elegaI
affair.
Rev c Lsnhart and family hay
returned froui ten weeks Wait to a.
burn, n. Y and the Thousand leland
Mr., l.. is much improved in health, ar
vii! occupy the pulpits of Green HI
and Rocklapd churches tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
DIED..


BAYHaKD.-On the 9Th ius:., Elwood H.,
son OF samuel II. and Oors Bsynird, in
the 9th year Of hls age.
helgtiyes and frieudG are invited to attend
tho fu-eTal from the residence OF tis pa
rents, 70. : French st:eet. on SUNDAY
after on al 20 o'ci, c1.
MRHARrY-Up the 9th iDst.. Ianss Ar
mour, son Of James and Annie W. Mshar.
rty.
relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
iFou his late residence. To3 J.rtrson street,
On sunday aitoTnoon at O'clock. Inter
men: az tho wilmington GLd BrandyWine
Cemetery.
BRDADH sRDT.-Cn the sth inst Charles
BroaGharGt, In tina 10th year CT MS age.
Reiauvei anu frlehds are respectfully In
vited to attend tho funeral IRON LIS lato
rtsiaeIc', DO. 10 Wslnu: street. on sunday
afternoon, a: 22o o'c .ocS. lnterment al
RiVeWiew CemsteIy.
E'er2ity dawnq on my vision TO day.
Galher rculd ne my lOvGd ones 10 sing and
The tn.dows are past ami tho veil with
| drawl,
Brightly rcw Goes the r.oon OF eternity
| GAVIN.
Eternity dawus. oh! the glortes that rIse,
Now they Luttt onmy soui In lis piitsiul tu.
| Prise
with rapture the glcam OF the ct y see;
Where the crown AID mansion are waiting
for ne
Eterri.y dawns; esrth renders from m!
yisw,
Wetpios fr euds, now firev,!l;I must bi:
yO1 adieu.
I'm resting In Jesus his merits Head.
Fear ye not; TOR m Coz snail supply all yo'
need
ISlMIDNS.- .--Un the Ith Inst. Catharin
:,ipIOns, aged SO years.
Relatives ard irients are respectfully In
'vitcd TO attend her funeral rom IN
street, on Sunday afternoon at2 O'CLOCK. In
ternout at St. Peto''s Cemetery.
IGREEF.-On September 9, James a. Greer
aged b2 yca's
Relatives and ffiends OF tho FAMILY ar
respectfully invited 10 atteod his funera
from his late restdercs, }, "a Iirrsl Rur, Do
Points Banks, to.mcrroS, Sunt ~ fternoor
Gt3 o'tl,cE. into ment at Green Hill OelL
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Atthe Opera Hod

The boz sheet at Thoms
dica,es that Thatcher,
Vests minstrels will be ~
large audience at the y
this evening. But when ~
Of this immense company
taken into consideration lh1
be wondered at, for they ~
lished reputation in TINS
season however the troupe
lareed, and now in additlo1
orites comprises come OF tna
in the minstrel business
have made o new depariuI
none but the end men any
appearing in the frs; paf'|
faces The costumes used
are of the period o. l7so =
some ne 1t is possible i9r
the costumer's art TO maze H
entire entertainment WIZ
novel and complete 10 e.J y
while the specia!tieS csn'
please everybody.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
The Continental Club.

The frst appearance Of this club in
full uniform will De made on Wednes,
day evening. 18th instant, when they
vii! make street parade headed by
tie New Castle Fife and Drum Corps.
They viii a!so carry their rev silk hsR
and banner, pa!nted by A. Bucher,
which will be or exhibition September
10Th in one Of the wind dows on Market
stree. The toEIe Of pa s-sde will be as
fo'lOwf: Fern on Fourth street below
WSlaGt, move down Fourth TO Lom
bsrj, TO E'gbth, TO French, 70 Tenth,
. market, to Second, to Poplar, to
-Four b, tc ihe.s Aall and dismiss.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
FIFTH EDI1
The Meai,nn a,

-, SNi1 mn Al
The Brooklyp standa,d
evening published a lpn. y
.,s McolSnn wac Iea ly esa1
without any defence bv X
oons, and tha, B,saop noo
has ~rstten to Rome Az asS
csee bs reopet I'd. Il ia s's -
Or. Bnrtseli, Of New Yo,s
defence :or DR.. MoClypn
ed 1t to Rome by Card,
This defence 1t Is claim.
pressed by the CsrdIsal ~,
OF getting Cardinal simso,
regard TO tls new Cs,holi"I
Here Ia wheze tie plot ~
come In. 20
Bishop sp1aldlng, O, "A
mated the University idsa1
through hin that Miss
baltimore, made know \
she ~ould Contribute gse1
tho University. Cardinal
Bishop Keane are said :,
very anxious to be given y
new University by The Ro,
ties, and 1t WIS 10 ssc,
Simeoni's influence that
him to get rid OF ihe Meg
easily.
1t 10 said that when N
learned that Bishop Spauld
ignored in the Uniyersi,,
withdrew her $500 300 cont
30 the matter Is declared /,
withstan aing the fact tba
announced her contribu,i
day 1t "a said that CardI
claims that he acted for IN
pressing the McGlynn def.
promises 20 do all In his D,
the injury uuwittinely do
writing TO Nome. In yiey
facts 1t Ia thought that
case will bo reopened.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Death OF omcer Bro,oh,

Death OF omcer Broadhd
Charles Broadhart, thI
OMcer Charles Broadha,|
Thursday night, aged 70 sd
illness OF two days The q
TO this country from Germi
years ago, and settled i'd
where he has resided evs
the exception ofs short tim
q shoemaker By trade and
business for q long time,
past eight years has lived I
On Tuesday be Gas selz 4
rhBs, which bpfll ID oil
check IL up to the time ol
He was kind and sociab.e
whom he came In contact,
den death will be o surpri,,
friends. He has always Q
health, although he was col
feel the lntrmities Of age
wife and two sons, both oI
grown. The funera. will
from his late residence, NJ.
street, tomorrow afternoon
and the in,erment will
Riverview C ametery.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Coiors Presented.

Troop B had full dress drill and In.
spec,ion at their arDory last evening,
At the close of which Le~is q. Vande.
zrIft, ESQ, on behalf Of John P. Dona.
hoe, presented the troop with set OF
co!ors. The Gags were received on bs.
half OF the troop by ths Hon. Charles
3. Lore. The colo-a, which are of silk,
are handsomely em bro!dered, while the
Iargeet one has ths American eagle and
tire words Troop B., n. G. d. on each
eide.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
Lively Business.

james E. Wood & Co. have lively
business. Workmen In al their do.
p Artme ents are busy. Orders for heaterp,
furnaces and repairing heaters are 90.
ing In fast. Their tin and iron roofing
department was never better. Their
great American Pipe Covering speaks
for itself. They are getting orders from
all over the country. Their Ph!ladel.
phia house Is doing nobiy, and In fact
the Messrs. Wood & 90 are working
their men time and half time 10 Keep
up with their orders.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-10
The City Uour''

Frank Sansom an n,..h i.i'
for kicking Maggie oIasA aoi
was discharged, the ,llsls' eviasnS
tanning the charge M'ss ssx1
nlso discharged, oh pfoiH''-
Peter Dougheriy, tIf u
was aned 81 and costs, b., IN,
Frank Coaaeay was . 'tarIl mi
lareeuy, aud held for a ''''
to.mor.og morning =